The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-08

OF Chicago would help the cause In regard TO
| the Board Of Trade he said at the same time:
We ought to commence by blowing that mp
| t1e.den. at meeting at Ogden's Grove,
| June 2. 1885, said: ..s.I want all to organize
When say organize, mean for you to
use force. It is for the working people
to hope to gain ANYTHING by means of the ordi-
| nary weapons Every of you must learn
| the of dynamite. for that is the power with
which we hope to gain our rights
In the fall Of 1885 Fielden said at q meeting
| at the lake front: Force should be used
against the rich, the wealthy and the men who
had means The existing order of society
should be destroyed-annihllated- as no
| other redress could be had peaceably, they were
justified in using force and violence"
>, Fielder, on Dec 20, 1885, in Twelfth street
I Turner Hail. said: 81 hope few
| Liskas 1.-THE man who murdered the chief of po-
slice at Frankfort and was hanged for it) in the
United States, to put out of the way a few of
| the tools OF capital
Fielden said, IN a speech made Jan. IA, 1885,
1T Is quite true that we have lots of explosives
and dynamite in our possession and we will not
hesitate to use it when the proper time comes.
We care nothing either for the military or the
police, for these are In the pay Of the capital
istn
Fielden on March IL 1886, made a speech in
a hail. corner Randolph and Despl aines streets,
very near the Haymarket, and said: I'VE are
told that must attain our ends and aims by
obeying law and order. Damn law and order!
We have obeyed law and order long enough.
The time Las come for you, men. to stransle the
law or the law will srrangle YOU"
ENGEL.
Engel, in February 1886, at No. 703 Milwaukee
avenue, said: EVERY man wants join them
(him and his friendsl to up So 81 to buy
revolvers to shoot every policeman down"
About the same time. at % Clybourn avenue,
Engel said: Those who could not arm them
selves and who could not buy revolvers, should
buy dynamite; that it was very cheap. and cas-
lily handled"
THE ALARM" PARsoNs's PAPER
The Alarm. Parsonss paper. contained this on
Oct. Is. 1884: Zone man armed with dyna-
mite bomb is equal to a regiment ofmilitia. when
IL is used at the right time and place. Anarch-
lists of the opinion that the bayonet and
eating gun will cut but sorry part in the social
revolution"
The same paper on Nov 1. 1884, said: "How
can all this be donel Simply by making our
selves masters Of the of dynamite, then de-
claring we will make o further claim to owner
ship in anything, and deny every other persons
right to be the owner of everything, and admin
lister instant death, by any and all means,
any and every person who attempts to continue
TO claim personal ownership in anything. This
method, and this alone can relieve this world of
this internal master called the right Of property
Our war ID not against men but against
systems; vet must prepare to kill mon who
will try to defeat our cause, or we strive in
vain"
Nov. Is. 1884. the paper said: Dynamite is
the emancipatorl In the hands of the enslaved.
it cries aloud Justice anuihilatonr But,
best of all, the workingmen are not only learning
its use-they are going to use it."
Hail to the social revoluton Hail to the deliverer
-dynamlte.'
Nov 20, 1884, again: Nothing but an upr,s-
ing OF the people and bursting open of all
stores and storehouses to the free access of the
public, and free application of dynamite to
every one who opposes. will relieve the world of
this Internal nightmare of property and wages"
Dec. 6. 1884: Zone dynamite bomb, properly
placed, viii destroy. regiment of soldisrs.-a
weapon easily made and carried with perfect
safety in the pockets of ones clothing The
First Regiment may as well disband. for If it
should ever level it's guns upon the workinemen
Of he faa
Jan. Is, 1885: "Seeing the amount of need
less suffering all about US. say a vigorous
cal 1t will, at the expense of less suffering
prevent more 1t is upon this theory that
advocate the use of dynamite. It is clearly
more humane TO blow ten into eternity
than to make ten men starve to death"
Jan. 9, 1885: Where there once a mill
tary body of men publicly organized, whose
the Lehr und Wehr Verein, which was armed
and by State law prohibited from using armsl
there exists an organization now whose strength
can not be estimated-a network of destructive
agencies, of modern military character, that
will defy any and all attempts of suppression"
Feb 81, 1885: Let us bear in mind the fact
that here in America, elsewhere the worker
is held in economic bondage by the use of force;
and its employment, therefore, becomes a
necessity to his emancipation"
In the same issue: ''Dynamitei OF all the
good stuff, this is the stuff Stuff several
pounds of this sublime stuff into an inch pipe |
gas water pipel. plug up both ends insert |
mediate neighborhood of a lot OF rich loafers |
who live by the sweat of other peoples brows |
and light the fuse. most cheerful and graft |
tying result will follow. pound of |
this good stuff beats bushel of ballots all hol-
low. and don't you forget il"
April H. 1885, two weeks before the Haymar-
ket: ''The moment the abolition of a govern
ment Is suggested the mind pictures the upris-
ing OF hundred little despotic governments on
d ornineering over the unorganized people. This
fact suggests the idea that the present govern
ments must be destroyed, only in
manner that will prevent the reorganiza-
ton rise of any and all other gov
whether it be government |
Of three men three hundred millions. No
government can exist without a head, and by
the head just fast as a govern
nent head appears the government can be de-
stroyed. and by this process all other
governments can be kept out of existence
Assassination will remove the evil from
The face of the earth. y Assassination |
properly applied, is wise just humane and
oraver
THE ARBIETER ZEITUNG, sPIEs'S PAPER
The Arbeiter Zeitunc, of which August Spies
vas manager, contained the following on Sat
lrday. May l. three days before the Haymarket
meeting: "Clean your guns complete vour
talits. the police and militia, are ready to muir
er. No workingman should .eave his house in
hese days with empty pockets"
April %. 1856, that paper said: wage-siaye |
7ho is not utterly demoralzed should ALWAYS |
ave a breech-loader and ammunition in his |
ouse."
PRESS COMMENT.
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